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Tag Archives: vegetarian
Rapini
Maybe it’s the Italian genes that my kids carry, but everyone in the house loves rapini. Rapini, or broccoli rabe, are a great late winter/early spring green–that is, if you can appreciate that “good bitter” taste that I associate with … Continue reading
The Last Vidalia
Did you miss them? For a brief period–just a few weeks–they show up in our Georgia grocery stores and farmers’ markets. Then they are gone. And more often than not, you have to get there just as the green grocer … Continue reading
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Tagged appetizer, grilling, Latin, Mexican, side dishes, spring, vegetarian
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Tomatoes in October
OK, I admit it. It feels a little wrong to be writing about tomatoes in the middle of October. Pumpkins, sure. Sweet potatoes, no problem. But tomatoes? Of course, this tomato salad tastes much better in the middle of summer, with … Continue reading
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Tagged antipasti, Italian, salads, side dishes, tomatoes, vegetarian
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Miso Glazed Cauliflower
This is another one of those attempts to trick the kids into liking a previously disliked vegetable. Cheddar cauliflower soup is always a winner, but straight-up cauliflower: No thanks. When I made this side tonight, though, Josh and his brother … Continue reading
Josh and His Dad Experiment: Vanilla Almond Snow Cream
Everyone has made snow cream in the winter, right? Well, we made it in the summer, which seems like a much more logical time to be eating frozen treats. Honestly, we didn’t know we were making snow cream at the … Continue reading
Will You Eat It if I Call It Melanzana?
What do you do when you want to serve up a vegetable that only you like? What else? You fry it. Better yet–fry it, then cover it with sauce and cheese! That’s my solution for eggplant. We’ve been having some … Continue reading
Senegalese Chick Peas
Yet another recipe disclaimer: I have no idea if what I am presenting here is in fact a Senegalese dish. Why, then, call it Senegalese chick peas? The blame/credit goes to Marie-Claude Mendy, chef at Boston’s Teranga and two-time finalist … Continue reading
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